House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi promised Wednesday to respect the outcome of the election and said she could see common ground with President-elect Donald Trump on at least one issue: rebuilding infrastructure.

But she also took solace in Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s apparent victory in the popular vote Tuesday night, and said that will force both parties “to come together and find common ground.”

“Only by recognizing and respecting the important contributions that all Americans make to our country’s success can we build an inclusive and stronger future for America,” she said.

Mrs. Pelosi was one of many Democrats dismissive of Mr. Trump during the campaign, and it’s unclear how many areas of common ground they will be able to find.

But infrastructure does offer an intriguing opportunity.

During the campaign Mr. Trump had even outbid Mrs. Clinton, promising a half-trillion dollar building program, or more than twice what the Democrat had proposed.